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Monitoring overseas student progress, attendance and course duration

The registered provider must monitor overseas students’ course progress and, where applicable, attendance for each course in which the overseas student is enrolled.
The expected duration of study specified in the overseas student’s CoE must not exceed the CRICOS registered duration.
The registered provider must monitor the progress of each overseas student to ensure the overseas student is in a position to complete the course within the expected duration specified on the overseas student’s CoE.
The registered provider must have and implement documented policies and processes to identify, notify and assist an overseas student at risk of not meeting course progress or attendance requirements where there is evidence from the overseas student’s assessment tasks, participation in tuition activities or other indicators of academic progress that the overseas student is at risk of not meeting those requirements.
The registered provider must clearly outline and inform the overseas student before they commence the course of the requirements to achieve satisfactory course progress and, where applicable, attendance in each study period.